A managed database is a ready-to-use MariaDB database on our shared server: you order a plan and get one database and one dedicated user, with the connection details shown to you immediately. There's nothing to install or maintain - we run the server, you just connect your app.
| Plan | Storage | Max connections | Price/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free Free | 512 MB | 10 | €0 |
| Starter | 2 GB | 25 | €1.50 |
| Plus Popular | 5 GB | 50 | €3 |
| Pro | 10 GB | 75 | €6 |
| Business | 20 GB | 100 | €12 |
| Scale | 40 GB | 150 | €22 |
Every plan is MariaDB and includes phpMyAdmin. Storage is a hard quota; the connection limit protects the shared server.
Ordering
Two steps: pick a plan, then optionally add a label (a name for your own reference on the dashboard - it doesn't change the database name) and a voucher. The database is provisioned right away and you land on its page with the credentials already there. It's charged from your account balance and billed monthly; you can cancel any time.
Connecting
The database page shows everything your app needs: host, port, database name, username, password (hidden until you reveal it), and a ready-made connection URI - each with a copy button. The user connects from anywhere, so remote connections work out of the box. Prefer a UI? Open phpMyAdmin takes you straight into your database. You can rotate the password at any time; the old one stops working immediately.
Storage & limits
Usage is measured hourly and shown as a bar on the database page (a warning at 75%, danger at 90%). Storage is a hard limit: if a database goes over its quota it's suspended - the login is locked and your data is kept safe - until you free up space or upgrade to a larger plan. Each plan also caps concurrent connections, which keeps one database from starving the shared server.
Managing it
Rename the label, toggle auto-renew, and upgrade to a bigger plan - all self-service. Cancel with refund pays the unused part of the current period back to your balance before tearing the database down. Note that a plain delete is permanent and removes all data immediately.
You can hold one Free database per account; paid plans have no such cap. Each database is a single schema with one user on a shared server - there's no root/superuser access.